The Resolutions reached by the University Of Calabar, Calabar (UNICAL) Senate Council in her last senate meeting.

A Memo signed by the School authority has been sent to all the HODs .

Below are SOME of the Resolutions;


1. From now henceforth there will be nothing like Part Payment of School Charges. This means you must pay your School Charges 100% no more 60% First Semester and 40% Second Semester (No More Installments).


2. All Departments, Faculties and Colleges dues will be done in the Bank ( i.e Faculty Handbook, Dues, Department Dues, Department Registration Charges and Handbook, Course Registrations, Carry Over Courses Re-registration, Department Defense etc). No student is entitled to make payment to anybody whatsoever, if you do by mistake or intentionally you must surely face the repercussion, meaning no proof of your payment no exams. Go and verify which bank your Department is to pay to
.

3. There is nothing like 'E' again as a score in Unical. From now now it will be A, B, C, D, and F (0 - 44 = F). Reasons being that some Departments would have lost accreditation including your Department in the just concluded accreditation exercises by the NUC Accreditation Teams in December because they were still grading students with 'E' as Pass.


4. All results will be out on or before Monday January 9th, 2017 as demanded by the DVC Academics and henceforth students will be seeing their results before going on vacation or 1st week of resumption.


5. If you fail 5 courses in one session (Not Semester), you are out of the University Of Calabar.


The School Authority has ordered all HODs to follow the new Memo strictly.
Finally, the Management regrets any inconveniences these new Resolutions will cause.


http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/see-unical-resolutions-made-during-last.html?m=1

Management of the Adekunle Ajasin University,akungba (AAUA),has extended the deadline of the 2016/2017 acceptance fee for newly admitted students to 15th of January 2017.
You are advised to make your payment via BANKIT (powered by eTranzact) online.
-Visit and input your JAMB Registration Number to check your status and make payment online via BankIT.
BANKIT (powered by eTranzact) allows you to make payment with your ACCOUNT NUMBER only, you do not need card details, you do not need to visit bank for payment, just pay here.


Please follow the STEPS below to complete your admission process.
Step 1: Click on the Pay button on this platform to initiate payment.
Step 2: Select your bank and supply your account number. See banks below;
First Bank, Skye Bank, WEMA Bank, Zenith Bank, Keystone Bank, Stanbic IBTC.
Step 3: Fill your account details.
Step 4: Supply the token sent to your phone



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FG warns jambites against choosing unauthorised courses in institutions

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FG warns jambites against choosing unauthorised courses in institutions

http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/fg-warns-jambites-against-choosing.html?m=1

Federal Government,warns all Nigerian institutions that holds or run illegal programmes which is not inline with their mandate to stop with immediate effect
The Government described it as situation whereby a university of agriculture will be running courses like Accounting,medicine, banking and finance,business administration and so on, of which some institution later change the terminology of such course to Banking Engineering, Accounting Technology.


The spokesman,Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, Dr. Fabian Benjamin,said that the minister of education, Mallam Adamu adamu has told JAMB to delete such courses on its portal.
He also added that candidates sitting for the UTME exams should not apply such programmes as they are not legal to jamb


He described specialised universities as those set up to pursue specific courses and programmes to generate manpower in particular sectors of the economy.
He said, “Some of these specialised institutions include universities of agriculture, universities of technologies and universities of medicine, amongst others.
The Federal Government has observed that these institutions have derailed from their statutory responsibilities, thereby running programmes that are antithetical to their mandates.


The government notes the unfortunate situation where Universities of Agriculture offer programmes in Law, management courses such as Accounting, Banking and Finance, Business Administration, among others.


It described this as aberration which must stop with immediate effect.



http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/fg-warns-jambites-against-choosing.html?m=1

read the full jamb guild lines for the coming registration


Since the introduction of some new jamb policies during the 2015/2016 UTME exercise,there had been pandemonium in the air due to the fact that the policies were introduced late,some were introduced during the exam while some after the exam.
Jamb has now publicized the guidelines for the 2016/2017 UTME excersice,and also important information for every candidate and CBT agents.
Read the below guidelines carefully to prevent mistakes during the registration and to prevent been victimized by fraudsters.
JAMB 2016/2017 UTME GUIDELINES
STOPPAGE OF SCRATCH CARDS
The use of Scratch Cards has been discontinued for the following reasons:
 Prone to fraudulent practices,
 Archaic,
 accountability (zero).
PAYMENT OPTIONS
The following channels will be made available:
i. Web Payment: ATM issued cards (Visa, Verve and Master card)
i. Online Quick Teller
ii. ATM Payment
iii. Quick Teller Mobile Application
iv. Bank Branch (CASH / CARD)
OPTIONS PROVIDED FOR REGISTRATION
Four (4) options are available to a candidate who wishes to register:
i. A mobile app will be created for a candidate to download for his/her registration and payment after which he/she goes to the Registration Centre for biometrics capturing only.
ii. All systems at the Registration centre will be enabled for candidates who wish to go to the centre to register by themselves using the Registration Centre Systems, pay with card and then go for biometric capturing.
iii. An operator at the Registration Centre assists the candidate with entering his/her data for registration, then goes to the bank to pay and capturing of his/her biometrics.
iv. A bank official from a bank selected by the Registration Centre will be available to accept payment from candidates with cash. He does the registration, receive the cash and the candidate goes for capturing of biometric.
ITEMS NEEDED BY CANDIDATES FOR REGISTRATION
i. Details of O’ Level result where it is available or O’ Level subjects expected in the case of those awaiting results.
ii. Personal details of the candidate.
iii. Choice of Institutions, Courses and town of examination the candidate has opted for.
CORRECTION OF DATA BY CANDIDATES
 Candidates will be emphatically informed to guard their registration numbers jealously as registration numbers are personal and security items to candidates.
 Any candidate who compromises his registration number, does so at his/her own risk.
 Any candidate who wishes to correct his/her data (e.g. age, date of birth, state of origin, s*x, name etc.) after completing his registration and submitting will have to go through the following process:
i. Payment of administration fee
ii. Give reason for the correction online and NOT coming to the Board’s Headquarters
iii. Wait for clearance to be given before the correction can be made by the candidate online.
REGISTRATION AT THE COMPUTER BASED TEST CENTRES
 All candidates who wish to do their registration at a registration centre should be assisted as follows:
i. The centre should provide systems for candidates who wish to do their registration by themselves
ii. The Computer Based Test Centre should have technical staff who will assist candidates who need help.
iii. Assist candidates who wish to complete payments with their cards.
iv. Collect not more than Seven Hundred Naira (N700) from both Candidates who do only biometric capture and those who do full registration at the Registration Centres.
v. Each Centre to choose its banker from the approved banks.
PAYMENT TO COMPUTER BASED TEST CENTRES OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
 Computer Based Test Centre in public institutions should be urged to register as ventures.
 This will enable them to receive payment and easily access funds to pay their workers without necessarily going through bureaucratic processes.
 While the NET profit can be transferred to Treasury Single Account (TSA) where applicable.
PROVISION OF BROCHURE TO CANDIDATES
 In order to minimize errors during registration by candidates and also to ensure that candidates have ready access to the brochure needed for registration, the brochure will be provided in three (3) modes which are:
i. The brochure will be on the JAMB portal. As soon as a candidate creates his/her profile on the JAMB portal, there will be a link that will take him/her straight to the brochure. He/she is to confirm reading the brochure for continuation of registration
ii. As soon as the candidate creates his profile, an
electronic copy of the brochure will be automatically sent to his/her e-mail which he/she has provided.
iii. A CD of the brochure and Syllabus will be given to him/her at the biometric capturing site.
 At the point of capturing the biometrics, there must be an evidence that the candidate collected the brochure CD and recommended book.
 All Registration Centres will be given a list of accredited banks.
 Each Registration Centre will be allowed to choose the bank it would like to work with.
 After choosing the bank, an officer from the bank will be stationed at the centre to do the following:
ACTIVITIES OF BANKS AT THE REGISTRATION CENTRE
 Assist candidates to create their profile and pay through any of the payment options they wish to use.
 Collect Seven Hundred Naira (N700) per candidate for either registration and/or biometric capture directly into the account of the centre.
 The banks will be expected to open avenues of payment:
 Payment of Application Fees
 Payment of Seven Hundred Naira (N700) to the designated account of the Registration Centre.
 At the end, give a receipt to each candidate for the Seven Hundred Naira (N700) payment for registration or biometric
capturing at the centre.
ABUSE BY APPROVED CBT CENTRES AND CYBER CAFÉ OPERATORS
 It has been observed by the Board, that in the past, there were lots of irregularities during registration of candidates. Some of which are as follows:
1. IRREGULARITIES OBSERVED
 Off-line registration means that candidates are given template form to fill and enter their details and the Registration centres would later enter their data for them on-line at a later time when the candidates were not present.
 Registration Centres did off-line registration for candidates and in the process of completing them on-line, mismatched their images and made mistakes in the candidates’ data.
 Registration Centres deliberately went to the hinterland to register candidates off-line in order to create Special Centres where they could further perpetrate Irregularities during examinations.
 Punish uncompromising candidates by changing their centres and/or institutions without their knowledge/consent.
 Swapped and replaced particulars of uncompromising candidates with others and used money paid for other candidates.
MEASURES TAKEN BY THE BOARD
 Payment for access code by Registration Centres has been cancelled. All systems in the Registration Centre will be enabled for the registration.
 None of these systems therefore can be used for registration outside the Registration Centre.
 Candidates will now have access to all the systems at the Computer Based Test (CBT) Centre for the registration exercise.
 This is unlike before where only one system was used by the Computer Based Test (CBT) Centre for registration.
 Candidates will be properly educated to understand that their registration numbers are private and security numbers which they must not divulge.
 Any candidate who discloses his/her registration number, does so at his/her own risk.
 An alert system has been created for notifications on changes in the candidates details at each stage of the registration process.
ACCOUNTABILITY IN REGISTRATION CENTRES
 Registration Centres are hereby urged to appoint credible staff to man their Centre to ensure credibility and accountability.
 It has also been observed that some Public Registration Centres refused registration because of “low return”.
 These returns are not low as claimed but officers in charge do not remit appropriately.
Note:2016/2017 jamb has not commenced,beware of fraudsters

this thread is created for 2017 jambite. I will keep you updated on all jamb news....as of now pls disregard any information about the sales of jamb form as its still yet to released.

you can read it here

http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/four-important-steps-to-consider-before.html?m=0

I advice you to read this post before making decisions

http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/four-important-steps-to-consider-before.html?m=0

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Jamb boss, Prof.Ishaq Oloyede, has been accused of N3.5 Billion fraud by the Academic staff Union of the university of illorin,which he then worked as the vice chancellor of the school



The union followed a petition “Complaint of fraudulent practices by Professor IO Oloyede and Professor AG Ambali as immediate past and current vice chancellors respectively of the University of Ilorin: Pension fraud and other financial and economic crimes,”
the duo were said to have been involved in pension fraud, unremitted deductions, extortion from students, contract inflation and kick-backs; as well as unlawful payments to ex-principal officers of the university



The JAMB Boss has however denied the accusations stating that he operated a transparent system within the period he served the university as vice chancellor. He called on the anti- graft agency, EFCC, to investigate the allegations and take necessary action after establishing the truthfulness of the case brought before it by the union.


With this new development, Candidates awaiting the announcement of 2017 UTME registration can only pray and hope that this does not slow down the pace of things


http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/jamb-boss-allegedly-accused-for.html?m=1

Unilag 2016/2017 matriculation date announced


http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/unilag-20162017-matriculation-date.html

Unilag 2016/2017 matriculation date announced


http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/unilag-20162017-matriculation-date.html

Unilag 2016/2017 matriculation date announced

http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/unilag-20162017-matriculation-date.html

Choosing of institutions these days may look easy to some students, they feel of think its all about making the choice during UTME registration, but its far beyond that.
Institutions have great impact and effects on students irrespective of their courses, because on the variable in Nigerian schools facilities/equipments.
Read attentively, the steps I advice you take before choosing an institution.


1. Do not choose a school because your friend or cousin or relative is in the institution or he/she also chooses the institution, inculcate that ability to make your own choice,as this will help you alot.


2. Never look at a school public standard before making your choice. Most students choose a school because of the school has a high or low population or they are ranking first among other institution, vice versa
Yes, a school with high rank is good but never forget "All that glitters isent gold". They may rank first because of their excellence in one aspect and not in all aspect,Which may not be favourable to you as a fresher.


3.Always consider your course,while choosing a school. Most students choose a school which will not favour their course, in the sense that some schools lack in facilities and equipments that facilitates a better understanding of a course,some even lack good lecturers for the course. That the reason why many graduates don't really know how to work in the field of course they graduated with.
Make sure you research, investigate on any school you want to choose,research if they offer your course and how good they are on the course.


4. I will strongly advice you never to be forced by anyone to choose an institution and even a course,you know your ability and what you can study and also ascertain your ability while you were in secondary school,makes researches on schools. So many students now regret been forced to pick a school as they find it hard to adapt to the school environment.


Once you have taken the above measures, I assure you of a Sound and safe studing.
Also remember to put it
into prayers.
I Drop my pen.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/four-important-steps-to-consider-before.html?m=1

Lasu releases 2016/2017 2nd round admission list for predegree programme

http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/lasu-releases-20162017-2nd-round.html?m=1

Lasu releases 2016/2017 2nd round admission list for predegree programme
http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/lasu-releases-20162017-2nd-round.html?m=1

Futa releases 2016/2017 academic calendar for 1st semester

http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/futa-releases-20162017-academic_30.html?m=0

Management of the federal university of Technology, Akure(FUTA),has released the 1st semester academic calendar for the 2016/2017 academic session.
Below is the breakdown of the academic activities;
-Monday 12th December 2016- Online Registration Commences
-Tuesday 3rd January, 2017- Arrival of Students (Registration Continues)
-Monday 9th to Friday 13th January 2017- Orientation for Fresh Student
-Friday 13th January 2017- Normal Registration Ends
-Monday 16th January 2017- Lectures Commence (Late Registration Commences)
-Friday 20th January 2017- Late Registration Ends
-Friday 27th January2017 – Matriculation Ceremony
-Thursday 2nd & Friday 3rd March 2017- Semester Break
-Wednesday 10th April 2017- Lectures End
-Tuesday 11th –Sunday 16th April 2017- Lecture- free Week
-Tuesday 18th April 2017- First Semester Examinations Commence
-Wednesday 10th May 2017- First Semester Examinations End

continue reading


https://ngschoolgist.com/futa-cbt-timetable/

Futa releases 2016/2017 academic calendar for 1st semester

http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/futa-releases-20162017-academic_30.html?m=0

The following names of the underlisted candidates, who applied the University of Ibadan, are to report urgently to the school's admission office for the 2016/2017 admission process.
Any candidate who fails to appear latest on the 4th of January 2016,will be taken as been no longer interested in the admission.


Please contact ugadmissions[at]mail1.ui.edu.ng or send a text message to 08023860829 for any clarification. Please note University of Ibadan will not tell you to pay cash or pay into any bank account for this process.
JambReg Name


1 66683439FI ADERIBIGBE BOBOLA DABIRA
2 66153866BE ADENIYI ISAAC OLUWADAMILARE
3 65708685GB OLADELE BLESSING OYINKANSOLA
4 66379430JB AKANDE ABDUS-SOBUR KAYODE
5 65693118AI OLAYINKA SUNMISOLA BUKUNMI
6 65664783EB OLATUNBOSUN IDOWU DEBORAH
7 69013905DC ADEBOYE TITILOPE GANIYAT
8 69071742FE ADEFESO OLUWATODIMU JOSHUA
9 69032137EE AJIBOLA ABDUL- RAHMAN A.
10 69029644FE AWOYEMI OMOWUNMI KUDIRAT
11 69029884BD LANIHUN GOD-CARETH ADERINSOLA
12 69076126JE LAWAL HALIMAT OLUWAKEMI
13 69010656HJ METU JANE CHIOMA
14 69091620HF OMORUYI OLUWABUKUNOLA VERONICA
15 66042452JB ODERINDE OMOSHALEWA O


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Unibadan's important notice to candidates on 2016/2017 admission process
http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/unibadans-important-notice-to.html

 Esut notifies students on 2016/2017 course registration deadline http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/esut-notifies-students-on-20162017.html?m=1

 Esut notifies students on 2016/2017 course registration deadline
http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/esut-notifies-students-on-20162017.html?m=1

This is to inform the general public that the management of the University of Abuja (UNIABUJA), has announced the school's 2016/2017 matriculation date for fresher.
The matriculation is scheduled to hold on the 12th of January, 2017


All newly admitted and participants of the matriculation are to take note and begin necessary preparations.


source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/uniabuja-announces-20162017.html?m=1

Imo state university, notifies all 2016/2017 newly admitted students of the school,that the payments of Acceptance fee has commenced and they are to make a payment of N50,000 (Fifty thousand naira only).
Also they are expected to pay a sum of N19,500 (Nineteen thousand,five hundred naira only) for Auxiliary fee.
All payments are to made only with a bank draft,which can be purchased from the listed banks below;


1.First bank plc
2. Zenith bank plc
3. FCMB
4.UBA
5.IMSU micro finance.


Students are to submit their bank draft at the bursary department where they would be issued receipts for the acknowledgment of payment.
Note: the Acceptance fee what gives the privileges of being a student of the school


http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/imsu-begins-20162017-acceptance-fee.html?m=1

 IMSU begins 2016/2017 acceptance fee payment

http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/imsu-begins-20162017-acceptance-fee.html?m=1

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 UNN updates more names to the 2016 supplementary admission list
http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/unn-updates-more-names-to-2016.html?m=1

This is to notify all admitted candidates of the University of Calabar (UNICAL),that the school management has released the deadline for the payment of 2016/2017 acceptance fee.

All admitted candidates are to make sure they complete their payments,on or before Friday, 20th of January 2016.
Students who refuse or do not complete the payments before the deadline,shall be subject to forfeiting of admission and shall be no longer a student of the school.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/unn-notifies-students-on-20162017.html?m=1

This is to notify all 2016/2017 aspirants of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka,that the school management has added more names to the earlier supplementary list. Aspirants you didn't find their names in the previous list,Are adviced to check the list.
To check the updated list, click here

http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/unn-updates-more-names-to-2016.html?m=1


Candidates offered provisional admission are required to adopt the following guidelines to regularize their acceptance of the offer:
1) Visit the University of Nigeria website (www.unn.edu.ng ) or portal (unnportal.edu.ng ), log in your JAMB Registration number to generate and download a Payment Invoice which
contains a Remitta number, the invoice will enable you to make payment at any Commercial Bank.
2) With the Payment Invoice, the candidate is requested to pay Twenty Five Thousand Naira Only (N25, 000.00) acceptance fee. Ensure that the Invoice number is keyed in
appropriately at the Bank and obtain a confirmation slip containing your Confirmation number and Invoice number.
3) Visit the University of Nigeria website (www.unn.edu.ng) or portal (unnportal.edu.ng) again and login your JAMB Registration Number, the Confirmation Number and Invoice
Number, then print the Admission slip and complete the Acceptance Form online.
4) Proceed with other fee payments and registration as indicated on the University of Nigeria


All admitted candidates are to make the necessary payment before the resumption of the school which is 5th of January 2016

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/unn-updates-more-names-to-2016.html?m=1

University of Port-harcourt (UNIPORT) notifies newly admitted candidates of Regular, Basic and certificate programmes on guideline for registration process.


Read below guidelines carefully.

1. No cyber cafe/business center is solely in charge of online registrations. You can process it even from your homes.
2. Avoid "mobile cyber cafes" when doing your online registrations - You may not see them after collecting your money.
3. Avoid giving wrong data (e.g., Date of Birth) when filling out your online forms. Make necessary corrections before your physical registrations. It may disturb you in future.
4. Functional PHONE NUMBERS and EMAIL ADDRESSES will help you in case of password recovery and effective communication with the University.
5. Always DEMAND for your LOGIN PARAMETERS (USER ID and PASSWORD) from whoever signs up your account. You will need it in future and he/she may not be reachable.
6. Payments of fees/charges can be made from any branch of the bank(s) assigned to your faculty, provided they accept payments via ETRANZACT at the branch.


https://ngschoolgist.com/uniport-important-notice-on-course-registration/

This is to inform all Babcock students returning from suspension,that they MUST complete their registration and re-integration procedures back into the school,latest 2 weeks before the school resumes.

Students are to adhere strictly to the Halls allocated to their level during registration.Be sure and verify were your level belongs before selecting online. Please note that Classic halls are limited in number.In addition, off-Campus procedures will be strictly adhered to.

http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2016/12/nucs-2016-list-of-illegal-institutions.html?m=1